When Caught, Act Indignant

[Tricky]

They look like hypocrites to me. It's okay to trample on the common man's rights with the Patriot Act.

Yeah, but you pay attention. Yours is a demographic which can safely be ignored.

 

[strathmeyer]

The affadavit says on page 27 that the 90,000 dollars was wrapped in 10,000 dollar increments in tin foil.

Am I the only one who thinks it was wrapped in tin foil to prevent authorities from magically detecting the little metal strip in them? Besides, everyone knows that plastic wrap will keep money much fresher.

 

[Luke T.]

Am I the only one who thinks it was wrapped in tin foil to prevent authorities from magically detecting the little metal strip in them? Besides, everyone knows that plastic wrap will keep money much fresher.

He played it safe. He put the tin foil packages inside plastic food containers.

 

[jj]

Unfreakingbelievable. Guess who's bitching about the Feds searching Jefferson's office?

Frist and Hastert. The same two guys who have been defending warrantless domestic wiretaps.

Hey, if you got nothing to hide, you got nothing to worry about. RIGHT!?!?!

Gawrsh, I wonder what they have to hide?

Sorry for the utterly cynical response, but given those two guys...

 

[BobK]

Well, at least both parties can come to a consensus on something. Both sides think they're above the law.

Who wants to be the one to file the breach of contract suit?

On the first day of the 104th Congress, the new Republican majority will immediately pass the following major reforms, aimed at restoring the faith and trust of the American people in their government:

FIRST, require all laws that apply to the rest of the country also apply equally to the Congress;

Contract

What number congress is it now?

 

[jj]

Well, at least both parties can come to a consensus on something. Both sides think they're above the law.

First, look who's back! It must be election time!

But on the quote above, I dare say I'm in agreement.

Who wants to be the one to file the breach of contract suit?


Contract

What number congress is it now?

Whoooeee, it's a shame we can't file such a suit.

 

[BobK]

President Bush stepped into the Justice Department's constitutional confrontation with Congress on Thursday and ordered that documents seized in an FBI raid on a lawmaker's office be sealed for 45 days.

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Sounds to me like both sides need time to cover their butts.